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08-27-2006, 04:10 PM #1
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cloning in soil not hydro ???
the rooting compound, (whether gel, liguid or powder) is applied to the cut end of the clone wannabe. you can either put it right into your soil, or you can wait for roots to develope and dig a hole. same as any other cutting from a plant you wish to plant from a cutting
kuulbns Reviewed by kuulbns on . cloning in soil not hydro ??? im growing in soil at the moment and intend to take clones. I've searched on this forum and in my horticulture bible but everyone refers to rooting hormone. If i submerge the cut stem in rooting hormone and roots begin to develop how am i to then put the clone into soil without damaging the roots or stressing the plant during transportation. If i plant in soil can i add rooting hormone to the soil and if i can how much would i add in ? i know theres loads of info on clones and i have looked but Rating: 5
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